bobandshar said:
Can remember your car, there were some cracking cars on the track that day.
Mine however was parked up in the car park, we aren't that brave. :-s
Bob & Sharon
I have to say Bravery was was one of the things that worried me I did not want to have to brave! so I employed an Instructor for the whole day and did not have a single adrenaline moment and yet the instructor said when I went out on my own that I was getting all I could from a road car! he also told me that the track prepared cars were not doing much better than me which was great!
Nicks events are so well run that it really does not take bravery. also Nick gave me the name of a firm that I contacted about insurance (I did not bother though) and it was £75 for £3,000 of cover for me.
The way it works is that if I spin and damage my car and someone else's I am responsible for mine and they are responsible for theirs. and the Track worries about damage to the Track but if you were there all day watching then I think you will have been aware that they only called in a couple of cars (black flagged) because they thought bits were loose and checked them and let them back out again. And the only time (apart from Lunch) that they closed the track was because a lady marshall needed a "comfort break" and almost as soon as it was closed it was opened again LOL.
As I have never been to a track before I was very nervous but I can honestly say get onto the
http://www.bmwccgbforum.co.uk/croft-circuit-noisy-trackday-july-16th_topic7720.html and register they prefer it if you are a BMW member but you do not have to be, it just costs a little bit more but not much. I would love to see more of us showing our Zroadster.org logo off at the events.
if the one thing I did so, so much that day. I was almost blind to everything else that went on I was so focused.
By the way I am taking both cars to the next one and have booked an instructor again as I intend to compare the two cars, Both 2.8's but they feel so different and I want to explore the differences.